I'm working on a project where i use a
lot of sbyte-type variables. I notice
that most (all?) operators tend to cast
the result into int type.

While i can easily recast e.g.

 sbyte something = else % 10;

into

 sbyte something = (sbyte)(else % 10);

it make the code look less readable
and is a bit tedious. I've been thaugt
that overloading is a no-no, but
perhaps it's a good idea to do it here.

1. Can i overload e.g. modulo operator
using some sort of extension method,
in such manner so it looks like "%"
still but returns sbyte type?

2. Should i do so?

3. How (if not easily googleable and/or
connected to evil gotchas)?

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Konrad Viltersten
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